| 单词 | up |
| 释义 | Word Frequency up(ʌp) preposition 1. indicating movement from a lower to a higher position climbing up a mountain 2. at a higher or further level or position in or on soot up the chimney a shop up the road adverb 3. (often particle) to an upward, higher, or erect position, esp indicating readiness for an activity looking up at the stars up and doing something 4. (particle) indicating intensity or completion of an action he tore up the cheque drink up now! 5. to the place referred to or where the speaker is the man came up and asked the way 6. a. to a more important place up to London b. to a more northerly place up to Scotland c. (of a member of some British universities) to or at university d. in a particular part of the country up north 7. above the horizon the sun is up 8. appearing for trial up before the magistrate 9. having gained ten pounds up on the deal 10. higher in price coffee is up again 11. raised (for discussion, etc) the plan was up for consideration 12. taught well up in physics 13. (functioning as imperative) get, stand, etc, up up with you! 14. all up with 15. up with 16. something's up 17. up against 18. up and running 19. up for 20. up for it 21. up to 22. up top 23. up yours 24. what's up? adjective 25. (predicative) of a high or higher position 26. (predicative) out of bed; awake the children aren't up yet 27. (prenominal) of or relating to a train or trains to a more important place or one regarded as higher the up platform 28. (predicative) over or completed the examiner announced that their time was up 29. (predicative) beating one's opponent by a specified amount three goals up by half-time verbWord forms: ups, upping or upped 30. (transitive) to increase or raise 31. (intr; foll by and with a verb) informal to do (something) suddenly, unexpectedly, etc she upped and married someone else noun ▶ USAGE The use of up before until is redundant and should be avoided: the talks will continue until (not up until) 23rd March32. high point; good or pleasant period (esp in the phrase ups and downs) 33. slang another word (esp US) for upper (sense 9) 34. on the up and up 35. up oneself Word origin Old English upp; related to Old Saxon, Old Norse up, Old High German ūf, Gothic iupWord Frequency UPabbreviation for 1. United Press 2. Uttar Pradesh Word Frequency up-prefix up, upper, or upwards uproot upmost upthrust upgrade uplift |
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